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This post targets students and fresh graduates who rely heavily on resumes and certificates to showcase their skills. The aim is to trigger self-reflection and curiosity by challenging a common belief. The emotion intended is motivation and awareness. The bold typography and minimal design help stop scrolling quickly and deliver a clear message. The post is optimized for shares, encouraging users to relate and share it with peers.

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